The RCMP has confirmed it used a controversial spy technology to identify and locate mobile devices during 19 criminal investigations last year -- the first public acknowledgement that the force tracks such data.
U.S. President Donald Trump declared Wednesday the deadly chemical attack in Syria crossed "many, many lines" and abruptly transformed his thinking about Syrian President Bashar Assad. Still, he pointedly refused to say what action the U.S. might take in response.
Pepsi on Wednesday pulled an ad after it was widely mocked and criticized for appearing to trivialize protests for social justice causes.
A new alliance of Ontario businesses and organizations is advocating a so-called living wage to help workers rise above the poverty level.
U.S. President Donald Trump has removed chief strategist Steve Bannon from the National Security Council, reversing an earlier, controversial decision to give Bannon access to the group's high-level meetings.
Hopes are sky-high in the air travel industry after a new startup unveiled plans for a short-haul passenger plane that runs entirely on electric power.
It appears Canada and Mexico have averted a fight among amigos ahead of crucial talks to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement. The de-escalation happened last month when a team of top Mexican trade officials met privately with Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland in Toronto
For most Canadians, tax claims can be mundane. Expenses for school or the costs of moving are pretty straight-forward. But for others, income tax season is an opportunity to think outside the box and test the limits of what can be claimed.
Canadian coroners have now stopped using the term Sudden Infant Death Syndrome to classify the unexplained death of an apparently healthy infant, sparking a debate among parents and within the medical community.
After countless hours of studying and extracurricular work, Ontario teenager Emily Hunter will soon achieve her dream of attending Harvard University and becoming the first member of her family to earn a post-secondary degree.
An heir to the Red Bull energy drink fortune has refused to answer questions about whether he will return to Thailand this month to meet with prosecutors over an alleged hit-and-run that killed a police officer almost five years ago.
Neighbours have identified two of the three people found dead at a residence in the small Manitoba community of Selkirk as a married couple who had lived in the area for more than 10 years.
New technology to clean water filtration systems developed at the University of British Columbia could drastically lower the cost of delivering clean drinking water to Canada's First Nations communities and remote regions around the world.
A two-year-old girl whose death brought heightened scrutiny to Ontario's child care system was left inside a boiling SUV outside her daycare north of Toronto for about seven hours before her lifeless body was discovered, a court heard Tuesday.
The First World War is often remembered for battles fought by air, sea and in deep, muddy trenches. But near one of the war’s most notorious battlefields lies a vast underground network of white-walled caves inscribed with carvings made by Canadian soldiers.
New research at the University of British Columbia is giving an 11-year-old boy, and thousands of others with a rare genetic condition, a chance at growing a critical part of their eyes that they were born without.
A Toronto teen was shocked and frightened to find that an online vigilante was luring child predators with what appears to be a picture of her.
Former Progressive Conservative prime minister Brian Mulroney will have a seat at the table at an upcoming Liberal cabinet meeting to discuss the North American Free Trade Agreement, the pivotal deal he helped negotiate more than 20 years ago that now faces an uncertain future.